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Pool of Siloam

Pool of Siloam

The pool in Jerusalem where Jesus healed a man born blind

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Discovered in 2004 during construction work — archaeologists found the actual stepped pool from the Second Temple period, connected to Hezekiah's tunnel. You can visit it today.

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A rock-cut pool in the southern end of the City of David in Jerusalem. Jesus sent a man born blind to wash here, and he received his sight (John 9:7). The pool was fed by the Siloam tunnel built by King Hezekiah.

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Bethphage Garden of Gethsemane Temple Gihon Temple Mount The Temple Praetorium Mount Moriah

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